liability
71Liability Management — Use and management of liabilities, such as customer deposits, by a bank in order to facilitate lending and allow for balanced growth. Management of money accepted from depositors as well as funds secured from other institutions constitute… …
72Liability Matching — An increasingly popular investment strategy that attempts to time future assets sales and income streams to match against expected future expenses. The strategy has become widely embraced among pension fund managers, who attempt to minimize a… …
73liability management — A term used to describe the general banking strategy of focusing on the management of the amount, maturity, and cost of core deposits and purchased funds, with an emphasis on the latter. Under liability management, bankers make loans and loan… …
74liability limit — noun : the maximum amount which a liability insurance company agrees to pay as a result of a single accident or injury to a single person * * * the highest amount that a liability insurer will pay on a single claim …
75liability limit — the highest amount that a liability insurer will pay on a single claim. * * * …
76liability insurance — noun Any insurance against a potential loss due to the insureds liability for injury or damage to others …
77Liability Swap — An exchange of debt related interest rates between two parties usually large corporations. In a liability swap, two currently identical (in nominal value) cash flows are exchanged. Usually a variable (floating) rate is exchanged for a fixed rate… …
78liability swap — An interest rate swap used to alter the cash flow characteristics of an institution s liabilities ( liability) so as to provide a better match with its assets. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
79liability without fault — See absolute liability …
80liability — noun (plural ties) Date: 1705 1. a. the quality or state of being liable b. probability 2. something for which one is liable; especially pecuniary obligation ; debt usually used in plural 3. one that acts as a disadvantage ; …
